Broschure - International CAMLOG Congress

TACKLING EVERYDAY CHALLENGES
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CONTENT
Foreword5
Scientific Committee/Speakers & Moderators
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Program Overview
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Workshops10
Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress
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Program for Friday
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Program for Saturday
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Poster Competition
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Special Speaker
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Networking at the Congress
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Hard Rock CAMLOG
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Partner Programs
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Hotels22
Krakow – a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Important Information, Links
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General Terms and Conditions
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Registration Form
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FOREWORD
Dear colleagues, dear friends
The 6th International CAMLOG Congress will be driven by the
motto “Tackling everyday challenges”. Throughout the Congress we
will concentrate on the practical aspects of implant dentistry in daily
practice while keeping a watchful eye on the science. The Congress
will take place from June 9 to 11, 2016, in Krakow, Poland. We, the
presidents of the Congress, cordially invite you to Krakow and look
forward to joining you in lively discussions with internationally renowned experts who will be presenting their scientific
findings.
Along with the practical workshop, for the first time there will also
be a pre-congress meeting dedicated to the digital dentistry of
today and tomorrow. We are very pleased to present such an exciting
and diverse program to you. The congress center in Krakow offers
state-of-art quality standards. The brand-new International Conferences and Entertainment Center, ICE, was built in 2014 and provides
the ideal facilities for a large event such as our CAMLOG Congress. It
features fascinating architecture, outstanding acoustics, and the
latest in stage technology. The ICE has already become one of the
most renowned and exclusive congress centers in Europe.
The city of Krakow is without a doubt well worth a visit. Krakow is
the second largest city in Poland and has traditionally been one of
the major centers of Polish scientific, cultural, and artistic life. The
city is famous for its numerous historical landmarks in art and
culture and is the former royal capital of Poland. Discover the 13th
century city of merchants with Europe’s largest medieval market
square along with historic homes, palaces, and churches and their
magnificent interiors. Experience the special artistic atmosphere and
treat yourself to some of the many leisure and entertainment options
available.
We look forward to welcoming you in Krakow.
Witamy w Krakowie!
Prof. Dr. Piotr Majewski
Congress President
Prof. Dr. Frank Schwarz
Congress President
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker
President CAMLOG Foundation
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
SPEAKERS & MODERATORS
Prof. Dr. Piotr Majewski
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Prof. Dr. Frank Schwarz DE
Congress Presidents
Dr. Krzysztof Awillo PL
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker DE
Prof. Dr. Fernando Guerra PT
Prof. DDr. Gerald Krennmair AT
Dr. Ralf Masur DE
Prof. Dr. Katja Nelson DE
Dr. Giano Ricci Prof. Dr. Irena Sailer 6
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Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz ES
Dr. Alex Schär CH
Prof. Dr. Thomas Taylor US
Dr. Pascal Valentini FR
Prof. Dr. Fumihiko Watanabe JP
Dr. Karl-Ludwig Ackermann Prof. Dr. Dr. Bilal Al-Nawas Dr. Thomas J. Balshi Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker Dr. Mario Beretta Prof. Dr. Florian Beuer
Dr. Stephan Beuer ZTM Lee Culp
Dr. Wiebe Derksen
Dr. Alessandro Devigus
Dr. Dirk Duddeck ZTM Vincent Fehmer
ZTM Carsten Fischer
Prof. Dr. Martin Freilich Dr. Peter Gehrke
Dr. Martin Gollner Dr. Edward Gottesman Prof. Dr. Markus Gross
Prof. Dr. Fernando Guerra
ZTM Christian Hannker
Dr. Frederic Hermann
Dr. Detlef Hildebrand Dr. Gerhard Iglhaut Prof. DDr. Gerald Krennmair Ass. Prof. Dr. Tomas Linkevicius Prof. Dr. Piotr Majewski
Dr. Ralf Masur Dr. Maximilian Moergel
Prof. Dr. Katja Nelson DE
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Dr. Jörg Ruppin
Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Robert Sader Prof. Dr. Irena Sailer Dr. Ignacio Sanz Sánchez
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz Dr. Markus Schlee Ing. Florian Schober
ZTM Sebastian Schuldes, M.Sc.
Prof. Dr. Frank Schwarz Dr. Paul Sipos
Dr. Jan Spieckermann Dr. Ferenc Steidl
Dr. James Stein
PD Dr. Michael Stimmelmayr Prof. Dr. Thomas Taylor Prof. Dr. Dr. Hendrik Terheyden Dr. Stefan Ulrici Dr. Pascal Valentini Prof. Dr. Wilfried Wagner Prof. Dr. Fumihiko Watanabe
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Prof. Dr. Stefan Wolfart Dr. Andreas Worni
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
THURSDAY, JUNE 9
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 10-11
PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS
DIGITAL DENTISTRY PRE-CONGRESS
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
WORKSHOP I
Digital technology has made a profound impact
on both the practice and the laboratory. Top ex perts in dentistry and dental technology will pro vide a panoramic interdisciplinary overview and
exciting highlights across the entire digital workflow.
SESSION I
Basic principles in treatment planning,
implant surgery and prosthetics
SESSION V
Clinical research for daily practice –
supported by the CAMLOG Foundation
SESSION II
How to manage the esthetic zone
SESSION VI
The transmucosal area
SESSION III
How to manage the posterior area
SESSION VII
Controversial topics – the battle
3D implant planning utilizing the smop software
and the GUIDE® System
WORKSHOP II
Bone augmentation in private practice –
where are the limits and where is the secure
comfort zone?
WORKSHOP III
Maxillary sinus grafting: State of the art
WORKSHOP IV
The practical impact on wound healing is based on optimal flap adaptation and suturing techniques
WORKSHOPS WITH NO SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION. WORKSHOPS I TO IV IN ENGLISH.
WORKSHOP V IN GERMAN. DIGITAL DENTISTRY
PRE-CONGRESS WITH SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH.
SESSION IV
Find the balance for daily practice
CAMLOG PARTY
Hard Rock CAMLOG
WORKSHOP V
Praktische Auswirkung auf die Wundheilung
durch optimale Lappenadaption und
Nahttechnik
THERE WILL ALSO BE A “POLISH SYMPOSIUM”
HELD ON THURSDAY (IN POLISH). PLEASE
CONTACT US IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.
CONGRESS LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
For further information, please see page 10.
For further information, please see page 11.
For further information, please see pages 12 and 19.
For further information please see page 13.
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WORKSHOPS – THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016
FULL-DAY WORKSHOPS
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Credits
HALF-DAY WORKSHOPS
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Credits
10.00-17.00
WORKSHOP I
3D implant planning utilizing the smop software and the GUIDE® System – for high accuracy
and predictable implant placement in conjunction with immediate restorations fabricated
pre-operatively
Theory and hands-on PC and plastic models
9.00-12.00
WORKSHOP IV
The practical impact on wound healing is based on optimal flap adaption and suturing
techniques
Theoretical basics and practical hands-on exercises on rubber dam, pig ears, pig jaws with a lot of tips and
tricks from an experienced surgeon. Learn skills to adopt into your practice next Monday.
F. Schober, J. Spieckermann
D. Hildebrand
WORKSHOP II
10.00-17.00
Bone augmentation in private practice –
What are the limits and where is the secure comfort zone?
• Theoretical introduction of various clinical indications and possible options and limitations
• What are the success factors and what is mandatory for a successful outcome of such procedures
• What are the limitations and how to handle complications
Theoretical introduction and practical hands-on exercises with soft-tissue procedures on pig jaws, sheep
heads and bone blocks, utilizing classical and piezo techniques to prepare bone grafts
Maxillary sinus grafting: State of the art
Theory and hands-on plastic models, utilizing piezo surgery
P. Valentini
Costs
€ 290 incl. meals and materials
Participants Max. 20 people per workshop
Language English
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14.00-17.00
Praktische Auswirkung auf die Wundheilung durch optimale Lappenadaption und
Nahttechnik – Tipps und Tricks vom Experten
Theoretische Aspekte sowie extensive praktische Hands-on-Übungen am Kofferdam, an Schweinekiefern und -ohren. Sie sollten diese Techniken am folgenden Montag in Ihrer Praxis anwenden können.
P. Randelzhofer
Costs
€ 150 incl. meals and materials
Participants Max. 20 people per workshop
Language Workshop IV English, Workshop V German
S. Beuer
WORKSHOP III
WORKSHOP V
10.00-17.00
DIGITAL DENTISTRY PRE-CONGRESS – THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016
TIME
TOPIC
MODERATORS: I.SAILER AND C. HANNKER
9.30
Digital workflow – From the perspective of the university (G)
10.00
Everything instantly? Opportunities and possibilities of the
digital workflow (G)
10.50
A fully digital chairside concept – How do I start?
Marketing, reality, and problem-solving (E)
11.20
Digital workflow – The end of everything conventional? (E)
12.10
Discussion
12.30
LUNCH
14.00
The digital dental workflow: A practical
introduction for premium teeth and implants (E)
Digital implant prosthetics: Recognizing the effort
while understanding the potential benefits (G)
The digital workflow – The future now? (E)
The digital workflow – Everything united (G)
Discussion
Closing remarks
14.30
15.20
15.50
16.20
16.40
SPEAKER
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Credits
F. Beuer
F. Steidl and S. Schuldes
F. Hermann
A. Worni and V. Fehmer
J. Stein
P. Gehrke and C. Fischer
W. Derksen
A. Devigus
(G) German, (E) English
PRESENTATIONS AND SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH.
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PROGRAM – FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2016
TIME
TOPIC
8.30
Welcome and Opening Ceremony SESSION I: BASIC PRINCIPLES IN TREATMENT PLANNING,
IMPLANT SURGERY, AND PROSTHETICS
MODERATOR: H. TERHEYDEN
9.00
Treatment planning for daily practice
9.20
Cutting-edge implant placement
9.40
From provisional to final restoration
10.00
Discussion
10.30
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TIME
P. Majewski and
F. Schwarz
SESSION III: HOW TO MANAGE THE POSTERIOR AREA
MODERATOR: F. GUERRA
13.30
Timing of implant placement and grafting
13.50
What are the clinical indications for short implants?
14.10
Prosthetic options to obtain long-term success
14.30
Discussion
P. Majewski
P. Sipos
S. Wolfart
COFFEE BREAK, NETWORKING SESSION II: HOW TO MANAGE THE ESTHETIC ZONE
MODERATOR: G. RICCI
11.00
Timing of implant placement and grafting
11.20
Soft tissue grafting – indicated or overtreatment?
11.40
Material options to improve esthetics
12.00
Discussion
12.30
SPEAKER
M. Stimmelmayr
M. Beretta
I. Sailer
15.00
TOPIC
SPEAKER
B. Al-Nawas
R. Sader
M. Freilich
COFFEE BREAK, NETWORKING SESSION IV: FIND THE BALANCE FOR DAILY PRACTICE
TEAM DISCUSSION AND INTERACTIVE AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
MODERATORS: K.-L. ACKERMANN AND G. KRENNMAIR
15.30
The success factors of a team who placed over 55,000 implants
16.00
Team approach to intelligent digital dentistry
16.30
Predictable solutions in the esthetic zone
17.00
SPECIAL LECTURE: VIRTUAL MAN
LUNCH, NETWORKING
17.45
End of the first day
20.00
CAMLOG PARTY "Hard Rock CAMLOG"
R. Masur and
J. Ruppin
E. Gottesman and
L. Culp
M. Gollner and
S. Picha
M. Gross
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PROGRAM – SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016
TIME
TOPIC
SESSION V: CLINICAL RESEARCH FOR DAILY PRACTICE –
SUPPORTED BY THE CAMLOG FOUNDATION
MODERATORS: J. BECKER AND F. WATANABE
9.00
iSy® Implants: The perspective from the practice –
3 years of experience
9.10
Soft tissue thickening and crestal bone stability – a RCT
9.20
One time one abutment – a RCT
9.30
CAMLOG® Implants – a multicenter RCT up to 5-year results
9.40
CONELOG® Implants up to 4-year results in a two-center study
9.50
A prospective study of CAMLOG® on 4
10.00
SEM surface analyses of 120 sterile packed implants:
Do we need a new standard of purity?
10.10
Discussion
10.30
Credits
SPEAKER
TIME
S. Ulrici
SESSION VII: CONTROVERSIAL TOPICS – THE BATTLE
TEAM DISCUSSION AND INTERACTIVE AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
MODERATORS: M. SANZ AND T. TAYLOR
14.45
Periimplantitis: Treat it or remove the implant?
M. Puzio
I. Sanz Sánchez
S. Rocha
M. Moergel
T. Balshi
D. Duddeck
TOPIC
15.45
Implant-abutment connection: Parallel or conical?
16.45
10 years CAMLOG Foundation – the past and the future
17.00
End of the 6th International CAMLOG Congress 2016
COFFEE BREAK, NETWORKING
SESSION VI: THE TRANSMUCOSAL AREA
MODERATOR: F. SCHWARZ
11.00
The relevance of vertical soft tissue thickness on crestal bone stability?
11.20
What is the relevance to prevent periimplant diseases?
11.40
Connective tissue attachment – a paradigm shift in
dental implant treatment
12.20
Clinical experiences with modified transmucosal surfaces
12.40
Interactive discussion with audience
13.10
LUNCH, NETWORKING
14.15
Foundation research award ceremonies
10 years research support by the CAMLOG Foundation
T. Linkevicius
M. Sanz
M. Nevins
G. Iglhaut
SPEAKER
PLEASE VISIT OUR INDUSTRY AND
POSTER EXHIBITION IN THE FOYER.
M. Nevins,
M. Schlee and
F. Schwarz
K. Nelson and
D. Weng
J. Becker
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THE CONGRESS LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH.
SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IN GERMAN, FRENCH,
SPANISH, POLISH, AND JAPANESE.
W. Wagner
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POSTER COMPETITION
PROCEDURE AND OBJECTIVES
PRESENTATION
TECHNICAL DETAILS
As part of the 6th International CAMLOG Congress 2016, scientists,
dentists, and dental technicians are invited to submit their empirical/
non-empirical original research results and/or case studies for the poster competition. The competition covers topics from the fields of basic
research, preclinical, and/or clinical studies as well as case reports.
The poster exhibition is open throughout the entire Congress. A
speaker’s corner will be provided to present the individual posters and
authors will be requested to personally present their posters at a time
determined by the organizer.
Language
English
Maximum size
Portrait: Width 90 cm (35.4 inches), height 128 cm
(50.4 inches). Posters must not exceed this size.
Title
At the top of the poster, the first letter of each word
must be capitalized.
Authors
List in upper case, SURNAME, INITIALS, underline
the name of the presenter. Listing of institution,
department, city, country.
Logo
Authors can insert the logo of the institution where
they work and/or those institutions that have provided financial support for the project.
Address
Ms., Mr., academic title, first name, surname, city,
e-mail address.
Main section
Aims, materials and methods, results, including a
summary of the statistical data and conclusions
supported by text, figures and numbers.
AWARD CEREMONY
POSTER REGISTRATION
To register posters, a summary must be submitted by e-mail by
March 31, 2016, to [email protected] (reference:
Poster ICC 2016). Confirmation of receipt will be sent within five business days. Only summaries submitted in English will be considered. The
text of the summary must not exceed a total of 2,300 characters (including spaces) for title, content, authors, and institutions. All submissions
will be peer reviewed. The authors will be informed of acceptance of
their posters by e-mail no later than May 1, 2016. All accepted posters
must be registered on site at the special poster registration desk, and a
CD-ROM or an USB flash drive containing a PDF file of the poster must
also be submitted.
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The award ceremony will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2016.
The three best posters will be awarded cash prizes as follows:
€2,000 for 1st place
€1,500 for 2nd place
€1,000 for 3rd place
The Congress fee of €550 will be waived for each main author
of an accepted poster.
PUBLICATION
The participants agree that the registered poster may be published after
the Congress as a PDF file on the CAMLOG Foundation website
(www.camlogfoundation.org/awards) and, after further selection, as a
supplement of the International Poster Journal of Dentistry and Oral
Medicine.
SPECIAL SPEAKER
DIGITAL HUMAN FACES FOR FILM AND ENTERTAINMENT –
POTENTIAL FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
BIOGRAPHY PROF. DR. MARKUS GROSS
The realistic modeling and animation of human faces has been one of the
most challenging problems in the special effects industry. Effect driven
films, as well as humanoid robots, rely on powerful tools to manipulate
and to retarget facial actions. The main reason that makes digital facial
animation so difficult is the sensitivity of our brain to even the most subtle
facial motions. In recent years we have seen a significant progress in 3D
facial modeling, including scanning and motion capture, physics simulation, skin and appearance modeling, and much more. While primarily conceived for the purpose of special effects, much of the technology bears
great potential for medical applications. This talk will give an overview of
20 years of work in the space of digital human faces.
Markus Gross is a Professor of Computer Science at the Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH), head of the Computer Graphics
Laboratory, Vice President of Disney Research and the Director of Disney
Research, Zurich. He joined the ETH Computer Science faculty in 1994.
His research interests include physically based modeling, computer
animation, immersive displays, and video technology. Before joining
Disney, Gross was director of the Institute of Computational Sciences at
ETH. He received a master of science in electrical and computer engineering and a PhD in computer graphics and image analysis, both from Saarland University in Germany in 1986 and 1989. Gross serves on the boards
of numerous international research institutes, societies, and governmental
organizations. He received the Technical Achievement Award from EUROGRAPHICS in 2010 and the Swiss ICT Champions Award in 2011. He is a
fellow of the ACM and of the EUROGRAPHICS Association and a
member of the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina as well as the
Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. In 2013 he
received a Technical Achievement Award from the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences, the Konrad Zuse Medal of GI and the
Karl Heinz Beckurts price. He cofounded Cyfex AG, Novodex AG, LiberoVision AG, Dybuster AG and Gimalon AG.
DISNEY RESEARCH
Disney Research is an international network of research labs, with the
mission to push the scientific and technological forefront of innovation
at The Walt Disney Company.
Disney Research combines the best of academia and industry, by doing
both basic and application-driven research. Disney Research views
publication as a principal mechanism for quality control and encourages
engagement with the global research community.
The research applications are experienced by millions of people. Disney
Research honors Walt Disney’s legacy by innovating and deploying its
innovations on a global scale.
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NETWORKING AT THE CONGRESS
DO YOU WANT TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN THE CONGRESS? NOT A PROBLEM! WE PROVIDE YOU WITH A PERFECT PLATFORM FOR COMMUNICATING WITH
OTHER CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS AND INTERACTING WITH THE EXPERTS. THIS GIVES YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO BENEFIT FROM THE FOLLOWING NEW FEATURES
IN ADDITION TO AN OUTSTANDING SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM:
Networking Lounge
Interactive Congress APP
Would you like to have a conversation with particular international experts but you don’t
know them personally and don’t know how to contact them? CAMLOG Foundation links
you up! Use the opportunity to meet the experts and members of the scientific committee to ask your personal questions. You may bring your own cases for discussion or you
can simply listen in on the conversations. A separate area in the lounge provides an open
and welcoming atmosphere that is set up for personal exchanges.
The Congress program will be characterized by its interactivity. You will have the opportunity to actively participate not only during the popular discussion panels on Saturday,
but throughout the entire congress. You can ask the experts questions and even give your
opinion during the spontaneous surveys. The Congress app offers a number of other useful functions. You can contact other participants before the Congress or as events unfold.
Our new and essential Congress app provides up-to-date information and a direct line to
the organization for questions along with a range of other tools. After completing the
Congress registration process, you will receive a link to download the app. Now you’ll always be one step ahead!t
Speakers Corner for Poster Presentations
Are you planning to submit a poster?
If you register for the poster competition, you not only receive free entry to the main program, but you will also given the opportunity to personally present your poster to all interested parties. In our Speaker’s Corner, you may introduce yourself and present your
poster to our jury and interested participants. The length of time available for the poster
presentations depends on the number of posters submitted. The oral presentations of the
posters will take place in the foyer of the congress center and are optional.
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HARD ROCK CAMLOG
Our party this year will rock! Dive into a world of black clothing, leather jackets, and long
hair. Local rock bands and a hip party band will provide the entertainment. You will be
amazed – we promise a fantastic evening with plenty of live music.
Our authentic party location, the old tram depot in the Kazimierz district, is an outstanding setting for a night of Hard Rock CAMLOG. Along with the in-house brewery, there
is also the longest bar in Krakow. Enjoy local specialties, some of which will also be
served from authentic food trucks.
As an alternative to the rock music, you can relax in the comfortable lounge where the
best service ensures good conversation among friends. Of course, we will once again have
plenty of surprises for you to make sure this is one party that will be long remembered.
We look forward to rocking through the Krakow night with you!
Let’s rock! Let’s hard rock CAMLOG!
Start: 20.00
Cost: € 90 per person
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PARTNER PROGRAMS
GONDOLA TRIP TO THE BENEDICTINE ABBEY AT TYNIEC
The Vistula is one of the landmarks of Krakow. From this magnificent
river, you can experience some of the cultural icons of the city from an
entirely new perspective. Take a journey along the Vistula down to the
gates of the city. We have hired one of the historic gondolas exclusively
for you. Its destination is the Benedictine Abbey at Tyniec. The urban
landscape gradually changes into romantic countryside and upon your
arrival in the abbey, a monk will guide you through the old abbey, which
goes back to the 11th century, and share the secrets of abbey life.
Cost
€ 50 per person
(incl. gondola trip, guide, abbey tour,
return journey)
Date
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Time
14.00 to 17.00
Language
German and English
Participants min. 10/max. 33
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KAZIMIERZ, THE JEWISH DISTRICT
Enter a world that has been preserved almost intact and soak up the
atmosphere of the old Jewish district. Discover the traces of the past
while experiencing the dynamics of a new hip district. Although only
a small Jewish community still lives in Kazimierz, the culture and
customs are carefully maintained. A visit to the old synagogue reveals
new perspectives into the Jewish religion. History will come to life on
a tour of the former metal factory that is famously known for being
Oskar Schindler’s factory.
Cost
€ 35 per person
(incl. transfer, guide, entry fees,
and snack)
Date
Friday, June 10, 2016
Time
10.00 to 14.00
Language
German and English
Participants min. 10/max. 40
WIELICZKA SALT MINES
Wieliczka is one of the largest salt mines in the world and also one of
the most impressive places of interest in Poland. It has been inscribed
on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1978. You will be greeted
by beautiful chambers carved into the salt, underground salt lakes,
unique sculptures, and cathedral-like spaces. The sightseeing starts at
the Danilowicz tunnel and travels through the twisting corridors deep
into the history and secrets of the mine. You return to daylight in the
miner’s lift. This event is also suitable for children.
Childly
friend
Cost
€ 40.00 per person
(incl. transfer, guide, entry fees,
and private mine guide)
Date
Friday, June 10, 2016
Time
14.00 to 17.00
Language
German and English
Participants min. 10/max. 35
KRAKOW WITH THE RETRO TRAM AND ON FOOT
You will start your sightseeing tour through Krakow in perfect style: The
historic tram, which is available exclusively for you, will carry you into
the city. You will then continue your tour on foot, viewing the famous
Wawel Castle and the bell tower in the adjacent cathedral. The tour
continues on to the impressive St. Mary’s Basilica. There you can listen
to the famous Krakow trumpet call and experience the largest medieval
market square in Europe. Finally, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the
almost completely preserved historic district with its numerous underground vaults.
Cost
€ 40 per person
(incl. guide, entry fees,
tram journey, drink)
Date
Friday, June 10, and Saturday, June 11, 2016
Time
10.00 to about 13.00
Language
German and English
Participants Unlimited
GRAPHIC ARTS
In a private studio in the historic district, you can bring out your inner
artist under the guidance of the students from the Academy of Fine
Arts Krakow. During the workshop you will be introduced to linocut
and etching techniques and will have plenty of opportunity to create
your own artworks. A wide array of colors and experimental
techniques produce an astonishing diversity of styles and surprises.
Of course, you may take your printed creations home with you as a
souvenir. This event is also suitable for children.
Childly
friend
Cost
€ 65 per person
(incl. transfer, guide, professional instruction,
materials, and drinks)
Date
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Time
10.00 to 12.00
Language
English
Participants min. 10/max. 25
NOWA HUTA TOUR
Have you always wanted to travel in time? In front of the gates of
Krakow, a Communist district was created practically from scratch
after World War II. Traveling on the cult “Cucumber Bus”, you will discover the wonders of this unique town and experience how the
average Pole lived under Communism. You will be greeted with a shot
of vodka before touring through a typical Communist apartment. The
famous Trabi is an absolute must on such a tour and you will even
have a chance to sit behind the wheel. And because food is another
way to experience a culture, lunch will be provided in a typical
restaurant.
Cost
€ 90 per person
(incl. transfer, guide, welcome drink, lunch, and
Trabi driving lesson)
Date
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Time
10.00 to 14.00
Language
English
Participants Min. 10/max. 25
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HOTELS
SHERATON *****
Located directly on the bank of the Vistula with a
magnificent view of Vistula Boulevard and the
Wawel Royal Castle sits the five-star Sheraton
Krakow Hotel. A sumptuous breakfast is served in
the Olive Restaurant at the center of the hotel
where a sparkling atrium lends a very special
atmosphere. The rooms are spacious and furnished
in the classical style.
Location 1.2 km from the ICE
Single room Deluxe
€ 220
Double room Deluxe
€ 240
www.sheraton.pl/krakow
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RADISSON BLU *****
Only seven minutes’ walk from the main Krakow
market square and the Wawel Royal Castle, you
are welcomed at the Radisson Blu Hotel. The
spacious hotel rooms are finished in neutral colors.
The hotel restaurants indulge you with international delicacies and there are bicycles available
free of charge.
Location 1.5 km from the ICE
Single room
€ 180
Double room
€ 180
www.radissonblu.com/hotel-krakow
HOLIDAY INN CITY CENTER *****
PARK INN BY RADISSON ****
Directly opposite the congress center is the
modern Park Inn by Radisson. Enjoy generous and
colorful rooms. In the morning the hotel restau rant awaits you with a varied breakfast buffet.
Perfect for visitors attending the Congress who do
not wish to explore the city.
The hotel lies in the heart of Krakow’s historic district
and is a unique architectural mixture of a 19th century
palace and a modern building. The comfortable
rooms are furnished in a modern style. The places of
interest in the historic district can be reached on foot
and the market square is only 200 m from the hotel.
Location Single room Deluxe
Double room Deluxe
www.hik.krakow.pl
1.8 km from the ICE
€ 170
€ 185
Location Single room
Double room
www.parkinn.com
100 m from the ICE
€ 150
€ 160
QUBUS ****
ANDEL’S ****
IBIS CENTRUM ***
COLUMBUS ***
Hotel Andel’s is one of the three best hotels in
Poland according to the Traveller’s Choice Award.
The Hotel Andel’s captivates guests with its
original architectural design, which is also reflected
in the hotel rooms. On the upper floors a fantastic
view across the historic district awaits you.
In the quiet Podgórze district only 10 minutes’ walk
from the Jewish district Kazimierz, you can find the
Qubus Hotel, the “top trendiest hotel”. An insider
tip is the magnificent view across the city that can
be had from the indoor pool on the top floor. The
air-conditioned rooms are modern and furnished in
a stylish and colorful design.
Location
Single room
Double room
www.qubushotel.com
2 km from the ICE
€ 90
€ 100
The pretty little 3-star Columbus Hotel is a gem in
the hip Kazimierz district. The modern rooms are
furnished with exotic precious timbers. Some
rooms have their own balcony. There are a number
of restaurants and bars in the neighborhood that
are worth a visit after the Congress is finished.
The Ibis Hotel is situated directly on the bank of
the Vistula with a view of the Wawel Royal Castle
and the Vistula Promenade. The modern rooms
are fully functionally equipped. This hotel is a very
good value for the money, making it very well
suited to young Congress visitors.
Location
Single room
Double room
www.vi-hotels.com
2.5 km from the ICE
€ 130 to € 160
€ 150 to € 180
Location
Single room
Double room
www.ibis.com
1 km from the ICE
€ 70
€ 80
Location
Single room
Double room
www.hotelcolumbus.pl
1.4 km from the ICE
€ 80
€ 90
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KRAKOW – A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
FOR MANY POLES IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN THE COUNTRY AND THE MOST IMPORTANT CULTURAL METROPOLIS. KRAKÓW (KRAKOW), CAPITAL OF THE MAŁOPOLSKA VOIVODESHIP (LESSER POLAND),
740,000 RESIDENTS. IT HAS MORE THAN 5,000 HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND CULTURAL MONUMENTS.
The historic district of Krakow came through World
War II unscathed and is listed as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site. Since 1257 the Rynek Główny has
marked the center of the historic district. The 200 ×
200 meter market square is the largest in Europe and
is perfect for strolling around. In the evenings, life
shifts to the medieval vaulted cellars where clubs,
bars, and galleries can be found in abundance.
Krakow is the former royal capital of Poland and one
of the most beautiful places to visit on the tourist map
of Europe. The Gothic Kosciół Mariacki, the Church of
Our Lady of Assumption, is particularly worth mentioning. It is one of the major sights on the market square.
Every hour on the hour the famous Hejnał trumpet
melody rings out from one of its two towers. It breaks
off abruptly, supposedly in memory of a brave guard
who was shot by an arrow as he warned the city of a
Tartar invasion. The most valuable artwork in the
church is the altarpiece carved by the Nuremberg
master sculptor Veit Stoss between 1477 and 1489,
which is the largest altarpiece in Europe.
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A visit to the Muzeum Podziemia Rynku (an underground museum beneath the main market square),
which opened in 2010, is also very interesting, combining modern multimedia installations and the
almost 1000 year old remnants of the original
market square construction. The fragments of
numerous village shops, the first cloth halls, an old
cemetery, and much more invite you to explore
Krakow’s history.
There are wonderful walks along one of the most
beautiful streets in the historic district, the ul. Florianska, which travels from the market square to St.
Florian’s Gate, which has formed the entrance to the
city since 1307. The heart of the historic
district is encircled by a wide green park, the Planty,
which stands on the city walls that were demolished
in the 19th century and shields it from the commercial districts.
KROWODRZA
KRAKOW CITY MAP
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KLEPARZ
MUSEUM
Main Bus
Station
13
MONUMENT
Main
Railway
Station
CHURCH
KRAKÓW
GRZEGÓRZKI
Main Square
2
STARE MIASTO
7
3
ICE KRAKOW
CONGRESS CENTER
1
PARTY LOCATION
IDEA 1990
KRAKOW HISTORIC DISTRICT
Wawel Castle
14
8
STRADOM
KAZIMIERZ
DEBNIKI
4
ICE KRAKÓW
Congress Centre
PARTY
LOCATION
5
PODGÓRZE
1
SHERATON *****
2
RADISSON BLU *****
3
HOLIDAY INN
CITY CENTER *****
4
PARK INN BY RADISSON ****
5
QUBUS ****
6
ANDEL‘S ****
7
IBIS CENTRUM ***
8
COLUMBUS ***
6
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION, LINKS
CONGRESS FEES
Early bird registration
until January 31, 2016
€ 490
Normal registration
€ 550
Students, university assistants
qualified dental personnel
(copy of ID card required)
€ 250
Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress
€ 250
Workshops I to III
Workshops IV and V
€ 290
€ 150
FURTHER EDUCATION
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
ORGANIZER
The CAMLOG Congress is CE accredited. Participants will be credited with 14 further education
hours (CE hours) for attendance at the Congress.
You will receive an additional 5 credits for attending
the Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress and 7 or 4 credits
for attending one of the practical workshops.
Please note our General Terms and Conditions
on pages 28.
CAMLOG Foundation
Margarethenstrasse 38
CH-4053 Basel
[email protected]
www.camlogfoundation.org
CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The Congress language is English with simultaneous
translation available in German, French, Spanish,
Polish, and Japanese.
CONGRESS LOCATION
Combination discount
Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress and
Main Congress
€ 50
Discount is on
the full price
www.krakow.pl
www.krakowcard.com
www.camlogcongress.com
CONGRESS APP
The new Congress app will keep you up to date both
before and during the Congress and enables you to
interact with other participants and experts. We will
inform you about this important function well before
the Congress starts.
€ 90
€ 90
REGISTRATION AND HOTEL BOOKINGS
KAD Kongresse und Events KG
Hirnbeinstrasse 8
87435 Kempten
Germany
Phone +49 831 575 326 0
Fax
+49 831 575 326 20
[email protected]
LOCAL CURRENCY
The local currency in Poland is the złoty. 100 złoty
converts to about 25 euros. Money can be
exchanged in exchange offices, banks, or hotels.
Automatic teller machines are also available.
CAMLOG PARTY
Congress participants
Each additional person
ICE KRAKÓW
International Conferences and Entertainment
ul. Marii Konopnickiej 17,
Kraków 30-302, Poland
USEFUL LINKS
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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAMLOG CONGRESS 2016
1. Registration must be in writing or online. You will receive written
confirmation of your participation at the Congress. Registration is
carried out in the order in which the registration submissions are re ceived. Participants’ fees are inclusive of the statutory value-added tax.
2. Cancelation of Congress attendance
a. Cancelations until April 30, 2016: Processing fee of € 30
b.Cancelations from May 1, 2016: Processing fee of € 90
Cancelations must be sent in writing by fax or e-mail to
KAD Kongresse und Events KG
Fax +49 831 5753 26 20
E-mail [email protected]
3. Photography: During the Congress photos and videos will be taken
with snapshots. These images are linked to the visual representation
of those present, with the selection of those photographed being
more or less random. The images will be displayed on our websites
and in print media and presentations. By registering for the Congress,
the attending person consents to publication in the manner described
above without remuneration and without requiring express declara tion of consent by the person concerned. In individual cases, if the
person concerned does not agree to publication of photos of his/her
person, please contact the photographer responsible for searching for
subjects directly. Should the person concerned not agree with a
previously published photographic image of his/her person, we
would ask you to immediately notify us per e-mail, telephone, or
regular mail with an exact description of the image in question. In this
case, the image will be removed within a reasonable time frame and
will no longer be published.
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4. Hotel bookings: You will receive a booking confirmation together
with detailed information as soon as the booking process has been
completed. Please note that subsequent changes will incur a proces sing fee of €15. The conditions stated in the booking confirmation
shall apply. The hotel bill must be paid directly in the hotel. The hotels
reserve the right to charge cancelation fees of up to 100% for no
shows or cancellations. All prices quoted for hotel rooms are subject to change.
5. Attendance at the party and participation in the workshops can only
be booked together with a registration for the Congress. It is not
possible to attend the party without a Congress booking. Only a
person accompanying a Congress participant with a written booking
may participate in a partner program and the party. The CAMLOG
Foundation retains the right to cancel certain planned activities if the
defined number of participants is not reached as well as for other
reasons. In case of canceled activities, there is no liability beyond the
return of the registration fee. The places available for partner
programs, the Special Event, workshops, and the party are limited.
The order in which registrations are received shall prevail. The CAMLOG
Foundation retains the right to cancel the event for major reasons.
In this case, no claims for damages shall be liable.
6. The CAMLOG Foundation collects, processes, and uses personal data
from our customers (e.g. title, name, address and communication
data, banking details) for the purpose of initiating, justifying, imple menting or ending a contract. In doing so, we comply with the condi tions of the Swiss Data Protection Act dated June 19, 1992 (DSG). By
registering for events organized by the CAMLOG Foundation, the customer expressly agrees to the use of any personal data collected
in this context for the purpose of advertising, market research, or customizing of offers by the CAMLOG Foundation or its affiliates. This
consent is also voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time in the future by sending an e-mail to [email protected] with the
comment “Change to my data” or “Delete my data”. Data are not
transferred to third parties as a matter of principle, unless this is necessary to provide a service or perform a contract.
REGISTRATION FORM – CAMLOG CONGRESS 2016
PERSONAL INFORMATION
CUSTOMER NUMBER
Ms.Mr.___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
PRE-PROGRAM
PARTNER PROGRAMS
THURSDAY
THURSDAY
Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress
€ 250
Title
Workshop I (English)
First name
Gondola trip to the Benedictine
Abbey at Tyniec
€ 50
€ 290
FRIDAY
Surname
Workshop II (English)
€ 290
Kazimierz, the Jewish district€ 35
Clinic / Practice / Company
Workshop III (English)
€ 290
Wieliczka Salt Mines
Address
€ 40
Workshop IV (English)
€ 150
Krakow with the retro tram€ 40
ZIP code/City
Workshop V (German)
€ 150
SATURDAY
Country
TelephoneFax
Combined entry - € 50
Digital Dentistry Pre-Congress and
Main Congress
E-mail
Krakow with the retro tram€ 40
Graphic arts
€ 65
Nowa Huta tour
€ 90
CAMLOG PARTY – FRIDAY
CONGRESS FEES
Early bird registration
until January 31, 2016
€ 490
Normal registration
€ 550
Students, university assistants,
qualified dental
personnel
€ 250
(Copy of ID Card required)*
Congress participant
€ 90
Accompanying person
Surname/First name
€ 90
Surname/First name
Please note the detailed information provided on the previous pages. Price per person incl. VAT.
* Confirmation will only be sent once a copy of ID Card has been submitted.
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HOTELS
HOTEL PRICING INFORMATION
The prices are per room and night, incl. VAT and breakfast. The accomodation will be invoiced usually in zloty and
may deviate from the price indicated in euros. Please note that the options to the limited numbers of rooms
expire at the end of February 2016. After this date no guarantee can be given for availability and prices. Once
hotels are fully booked, this will be promptly noted on the Congress website. Quickly checking availability
beforehand makes booking easier for you and us. Please pay your hotel bills directly at the hotel and note
our General Terms and Conditions.
Date of arrival
Date of departure
SINGLE ROOM
DOUBLE ROOM
PAYMENT
SHERATON HOTEL *****
€ 220 (Deluxe)
€ 240 (Deluxe)
RADISSON BLU HOTEL *****
€ 180
€ 180
HOLIDAY INN CITY CENTER *****
€ 170 (Deluxe)
€ 185 (Deluxe)
PARK INN BY RADISSON ****
€ 150 € 160
QUBUS HOTEL ****
€ 90 € 100 Bank transfer
Visa
ANDEL'S HOTEL ****
€ 130 (Standard)
€ 150 (Standard)
€ 145 (Executive)
€ 165 (Executive)
€ 160 (Superior)
€ 180 (Superior)
HOTEL IBIS CENTRUM ***
€ 70 € 80 HOTEL COLUMBUS ***
€ 80 € 90
ACCOMPANYING PERSON
Single room
In the same double room
Eurocard, MasterCard
American Express
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Expiration date
CVV code
Cardholder
I hereby accept the General Terms and Conditions and, in case of payment by credit card, charging of the
registration costs in full to my credit card as detailed above.
I hereby agree to the use of my contact details for sending advertising and marketing material.
Further information about consent and withdrawal can be found in the General Terms and Conditions.
Date
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KAD Kongresse & Events KG
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Please send the completed registration form to: Fax: +49 831 5753 26 20
E-mail: [email protected] or by mail to:
KAD Kongresse & Events KG, Hirnbeinstrasse 8, D-87435 Kempten
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CAMLOG Foundation | Margarethenstrasse 38 | CH-4053 Basel | Switzerland
[email protected] | www.camlogfoundation.org
Subject of modifications: X.J6425.11/2015
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Arata Isozaki & Associates, Tokyo; visualisation/s: Monokolor – Krzysztof Drozda, © Dr. Kathrin Becker, © Jacek Dylag,
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